"The kind of approach we have right now, every day whenever we are going to play the matches, we are giving equal importance to all matches," Kaur told Star Sports.

Smriti Mandhana's self-belief wavered in pressure situations last year but this season she was able to conquer the demons in her mind when pushed against the wall.

With this, RCB's spirited bunch has managed to achieve what their men's team could not do over 16 years, and Mandhana thanked their loyal fanbase for always supporting the side.

"We are really in a good space heading into tomorrow. It's going to be a cracking game. We are excited to be involved, allow ourselves to go out there and win it," Lanning said.

"Thank you so much Gavaskar sir for comparing me with Dhoni sir. But I want to say personally that no one can replicate what Dhoni sir has done," Jurel said at the 'India Today Conclave' here.

Kartik Aaryan commenced the ceremony with a gleaming performance, followed by Sidharth Malhotra, with subsequent appearances by Tiger Shroff, Varun Dhawan, and Shahid Kapoor.

The 22-year-old Sutherland eventually got dismissed for 210 off 256 balls but not before assisting Australia post a massive 575 for 9 declared in their first innings at the WACA, the highest total in women's Test cricket.

"The biggest positive is the girls have responded really nicely in all the formats. Whether it was Test cricket — we played Test cricket after nine years in India — not many had played red-ball cricket till then. Those two Test matches were the highest point," Muzumdar said.

"We are pretty keen to win this last game of the series. We will be putting our best team out there and looking to go 3-0 in the series to lead into the T20s with some momentum," she added.

Playing more than one Test at home for the first time since 1995, there was hardly a moment when the team put a foot wrong. India Women's stuck to the promise of playing positive cricket, weathered all mini storms along the way, and largely dictated terms against fancied opponents in Australia and England.

Australia Women will take in lessons from last week’s one-off Test between India and England while getting ready for the ‘unknown’ during their sole Test starting here on Thursday, said vice-captain Tahlia McGrath on Tuesday.

Deepti Sharma played the enforcer's role to perfection for the second time in as many days as the dominant India Women scripted a historic 347-run victory over England on the third day of the one-off Test here on Saturday.